Dogs: DaddyDog, come quick! In the backyard!
That would be Scrappy, Lilly, and Brandee. They like to call me DaddyDog. Think it makes them edgy… or something.
Me: What do you want now?
Dogs: Hurry, come quick. We’re guarding it for you.
Me: Guarding what?
Scrappy: It’s a crop circle. Come see it quick!
Me: What makes you think it’s a crop circle?
Brandee: Well, it’s in a circle. And it’s round. I think.
Me: What kind of crop is being grown?
Lilly: Looks like grass. Yeah, I think it’s grass. Or weeds. Your backyard isn’t all that great if you really want to know.
Me: I wonder why. What’s that big round brown spot over there?
Scrappy: That? Um, we all decided to pee in the same spot to see how big a circle we could make.
Me. Right. Thanks a bunch for that.
ROB & DOG 
My brother did that one when he lived on a large lot back in Redford Township, MI. It got to be several feet high. He told the neighbor kids that our grandmother was buried there.
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Your dogs are so special Rob or DaddyDog! Great story!
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That’s what they keep telling me. They try to keep life from getting too dull.
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Where’ve you been? Missed your posts.
The story along with the dog’s expressions is priceless. Great start to my day❤️🐾🌹
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I’ve had some issues that have slowed me down. Thank you for your kind words.
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Where’s the ‘Love’ button to click on when you need it?? ❤
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That’s very kind of you to say. Thank you!
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Love the story, Rob, as well as the photos of Scrappy, Lilly, and Brandee. The three of them are quite observant and quick to share their conclusions. They even all helped out by making a brown spot to add to the “circle” concept!
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Thank you. They were quite pleased with themselves for keeping the circle unbroken.
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What an imagination. By the way, I am leaving some grass for Yule unmown and he loves to lay in it in the evening.
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My brother did that once when he lived on a large lot back in Redford Township, MI. It got to be several feet high. He told the neighbor kids that our grandmother was buried there.
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